In a relatively rare reversal of Supreme Court’s CPLR 3101 dismissal of a legal malpractice case, the Appellate Division, Second Department reversed and remanded Kowalski v Gold Benes, LLP 2024 NY Slip Op 05967 Decided on November 27, 2024.
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How to Give Someone Access to Your Digital Assets with a Will, Trust, or Power of Attorney
A new Oklahoma law allows you to write a will, trust, or power of attorney in which you allow someone else to access your digital assets. This law also allows you to use an online tool to allow someone to
Attorney Spotlight – Hailey M. Anick
Hailey M. Anick is an attorney in Meissner Tierney’s litigation practice group. She represents insurers and their insureds in various matters, including general liability and insurance coverage issues.
Where are you from?
Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.
What was your first job?
Barista.
Judge Mannion of Federal Middle District Court Allows Punitive Damages Claim to Proceed in Trucking Accident Case
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Plaintiff’s Judiciary Law 487 and Fraud Allegations Fail
In Grasso v Guarino 2024 NY Slip Op 02692 [227 AD3d 872] May 15, 2024 Appellate Division, Second Department, even allegations that the law firm falsely stated that plaintiff had been sanctioned and a claimed deceitful representation that there were
Delay Damages Claim Denied Based on Technical Defect to Delay Damages Motion
Magistrate Judge Wang: New York Times’ AI Use Not Relevant to Microsoft’s Fair Use Defense
On Friday, Magistrate Judge Wang denied a motion to compel discovery brought by defendants Microsoft Corporation and OpenAI in an action relating to defendants’ use of plaintiff New York Times’ copyrighted works to train defendants’ large-language models.
Defendants sought to